J-Slimmm - "Wartime"

Baton Rouge's own, J-Slimmm, is back with another new track. With the fall season in full swing, J-Slimmm is trying to release as much music as possible. "Wartime" is among the new tracks J-Slimmm has recorded.

Listen to "Wartime" by J-Slimmm below:

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J-Slimmm taking career to the Next Level

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

The past few months have been incredible for J-Slimmm. The Street Kingz CEO has been moving at a rapid pace. With Baton Rouge already dominated by Street Kingz Entertainment, J-Slimmm has radio rotation all the way in Virginia. Things have been going strong, but there are still more projects in the works.

Aside from the new music projects, J-Slimmm has been approached by a few major record labels. While hoping to maintain independence, J-Slimmm is hoping to find the right deal. To J-Slimmm, the right deal will be full distribution for both his music and for his entire label. Aside from his own works, with his songs gaining radio play, J-Slimmm has also been focused on developing Dangerous D. Regardless of what happens with the major labels, J-Slimmm intends to continue developing artists.

J-Slimmm has maintained his focus and is now focused on taking his movement to the next level.

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On the Rise: Princess

By The Rap Scout
Hip Hop Vibe

Currently, New Orleans hip hop is on top of the hip hop scene through the success of Cash Money Records. However, there are still more artists rising. Among the rising artists from the New Orleans area is Princess.

Princess is one of the more popular independent rappers on the scene in New Orleans. Outside of rap music, Princess is also the head of her own modeling agency. Princess is close to dominating two entirely different markets all before she turns twenty-five.

Recently, Hip Hop Vibe caught up with Princess for an exclusive interview which can be read entirely below:

Did you come up with the Princess nickname on your own, or is it something from your childhood?
I've been Princess ever since I began cheerleading in high school. The nickname stuck, as it was given to me by my cheerleading coach.

When did you realize the entertainment business was for you?
Right after Hurricane Katrina when I began taking music seriously. Around 2006 when I realized I could make a living through music and turn it into a career.

Aside from rapping, you also have a roster of models, correct?
Right, me and my best friend have our own company called Princess Kut Entertainment. We host events through this company. In order to properly market this company, we needed eye candy, so we recruited models. The models have been a part of the team for three years.

Did your cheerleading background help you with the models?
Yeah, it helps me with the models, because I know how to prepare for photo-shoots and events. It was pretty much the same way with cheerleading. With females, things can get catty, but preparing gives females a chance to know each other and it has helped tremendously.

Which do you like better, making music or doing modeling?
Making music because it is my passion and my first love. Working with the models is something I do in my free time as a hobby.

What are the comparisons and differences between the two?
Making music is full of many different features. But, with the models, it is just working with the models, working on getting the ladies ready. Music is more personal and my passion, but I began taking it seriously five years ago and I have been driven ever since.

How long before you will have music released to the public?
Not very long, this summer I am dropping my single. Right now, my team is shopping for beats for more singles. But, over the next three weeks, things will be coming together. Hopefully, within a month, I will have everything ready to go.

Do you have many features on your upcoming mixtape?
Yeah, I have a few features, I have one with J-Slimm, actually multiple tracks. Big Nick from Exclusive Grind, Dogg Ent., and Tek Mr. Throw Me Back.

How did you meet J-Slimmm?
I met J-Slimmm through Anthony Droze and I met Anthony through my partner with Princess Kutt Entertainment.

Has he served as a mentor, of sorts, to you?
With J-Slimmm, we share ideas, for the most part we feed off each other. When we are around each other, we make magic and soon the world will hear it.

Are you branching out into any other outlets?
Yes, I have the entertainment company where we host events and do modeling. Next up, I am trying to host a cheerleading competition in the Baton Rogue area. Hopefully, this will happen in September, right before school starts back.

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J-Slimmm previews "My Sex Makes 'Em Crazy" [VIDEO]

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J-Slimmm lands role with "Tony King is Funny" on The CW

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

During his interview with Hip Hop Vibe, J-Slimmm promised to have big things on the way. The self-proclaimed Street King was not exaggerating. Having been on the underground for years, J-Slimmm feels his time has come.

Currently, the Street Kingz CEO is organizing a tour and is collaborating with other artists. With everything going his way, J-Slimmm has decided to push into television on the new CW series, "Tony King is Funny." The show will broadcast all over the country.

J-Slimmm has been working his way up, being interviewed by select magazines and he is now going national. Going national is good, but not good enough for J-Slimmm. As he stated several times during the interview, he wants to have an international following. He knows the music from him and his label is just that good.

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J-Slimmm shouts out Hip Hop Vibe

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